The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-04
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

to this city from Lafayette.
Miss Marion West, of Peoria. is visiting friends
In this city for fortnight
Mrs. ". K. Eldridge spent part of last week
with relatives in Lafayette.
Mrs Lewis ". Hasselman has gone to Dayen
port, Ia, to visit her sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Hanna returned yesterday
from snort visit to Lafayette
Mrs. Annie Wright Dunn, formerly of this
city, is very i'll at her home in Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs G. G. Howe are expected home
to-day from their short visit to Cleveland.
Mrs Margaret Wood will leave to-day for Cal
lfornia. to make visit of indefinite length.
Miss Alice Wilson, OF Lafayette, who has been
the guest OF Miss Julia Moore, has returned
home.
Mrs. Ellwood, of Chicago. is the guest of her
sister, Mrs. Ed Schurmann, at the Denison
House
Mrs. Murdoch, Of Michigan City, is the guest
OF Mrs. Cullen, at No. 400 North Meridian
street
DIR j. w Rankin has returned to his home in
Memphis, after visit of several days to friends
in this city.
Mr. and Mrs Chas. T. Price, of Richmond, are
visiting Mr.. s. A. Bookwalter, No. 222 North
Tennessee street.
Mr. George Harle will 60 to st. Paul, Mimi.
ABOUT the 10Th to visit the ice palace, which is
to De opened on the 18th.
Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Kenyon, who have been
visiting here during the HOLIDAYS, have returned
to their homo at Buffalo. N. Y.
Miss Helen Stone, of St Louis. arrived yes
terday from visit to friends in Pittsburg, and
will visit her cousin, Miss Mary Pearson.
Dr. o. B. Pettijohn. of the Fourteenth ward,
has announced himself candidate for the Re-
election.
Judge William A. Woods and Deputy
United States Marshal Miller yesterday went to
New Albany to hold short term of court. They
expect to be absent not over three days.
A theater party from Martinsville. consisting
OF Misses Tulis Cunningham, Louella Snyder,
Messrs. }. W. Piercy, Sherman Cunningham and
Watt Piercey are stopping at the Grand Hotel.
Col. Thad. Huston. of Salem. who has found
happiness and peace of mind in the life Of
tired statesman since his defeat for the Repub-
lican nomination for Secretary of State in 1884,
| legislative complications He has determined
| to 60 West to grow up and next spring will
| locate in Washington Territory.
Mr.. M =. Robinson. who has been the In
| diana agent for the Travellers Insurance Com
pany for twelve years, has resigned his position,
| and will leave tomorrow for Seville, Fla. to en-
| gage in the banking business. In announcing
| the resignation of Mr.. Robinson the company
very highly eommends him as a capable and
trustworthy business man.
| SOClETY.
| Mrs. T. A. Hendricks has presented to the
| Reformatory Iifesized crayon portrait of the
late Mrs Sarah j. Smith, the frst superntend-
emit of the institution, and who was largely in
| strumental In establishing it.
| Misses Virginia and Caroline Cooper gave a
| pleasant entertainment last week. to the Misses
Dryer and their guests, Miss Boyd, Miss Stein
| and MIR. Middleton, of Louisville, and the same
| company gave theater party on Thursday
| evening.
Miss Hunt, late superintendent of the Flower
Mission Training School for Nurses. will be mar
red on the 18th inst to Peter F. Bryce Of this
| city. Miss Lila Lett, of the Bellevue Hospital
| OF New York, will arrive on the 18th to succeed
| Miss Hunt
The reunion of the Carrier History Glass will
be held this evening, at the residence of Mr..
| and Mrs. W. w. Woolen, No. 1928 North Penn
present, will lead the conversation, which will
be on the subject of Rome"
An enjoyable card party was given last even
ing by Mrs. Sallie D. Vajen in honor of her guest
Miss lSomers, OF Louisville. Progressive euchre
was ses-safne chosen, and the usual handsome
prizes were presented to the successful contest
ants. Among the guests were Miss Gates and
guest, Miss Cutler, of Boston; Miss Holiday and
guest, Miss Robinson, of St Louis; Miss Barry,
Miss Hughes, Mr. West, Mr.. Hord, Mr.. Martin
dale and others.
Hotel Arrivals.
Bates House: Mason J. Niblack, w. E. Nib
| lack, Vincennes S. o. Bayless, Frankfort; Frank
| Pritchard, Evansville; Wick Mcfarland, Terre
Haute; George Thompson. Rockville; Oscar Trip
petit. Jasper; H. M. Logsdon, Rockport; L. P.
Mullinix. Worthington; j. NJ. Barrett Fort
Wayne; j. D. Mcgee, George q. Puntenny, Rush
vile; John A. Sage, Madison; c. G. Matson
Greencaste; c. c. Worrell and wife, Blooming
ton; Joseph q. Rogers, Logansport, e. L. Urn
ston, Kentland; j. M. Dresser, Lafayette; w
Barry. Gerard Reiter vincennes Thomas J.
| Nawkirk Rushville. w q Koffar J;hortr
Clarence Galley, Crawfordsville; Owen Moffatt
Edinbure; John Mitchell, VIM. Mitchell. Ken
dallville; D. A. Williamson. Lafayette.
Denison House: F. G. Forster. Marion: j. K
Patterson, Lafayette; j. Mel. Moulder, Koko
mo- Grafton johnson. Greenwood; Miss R
Rock; J. s. Catey, Carlos City; S A Wilson, R
S. Gregory. Muncie; VIM. A. Brown, New
Castle Charley Hanley, Delphi; R. s. Robert
son, Fort Wayne q Hunt, Camden; J. 8. Ran
dolph, Hastings. Neb.: Eugene Bundy. New
ton and son, Conner.yille; Henry U. johnson
L. N. Campbell, Danville; George E. No
lin, Boswell; B. F. Harness. Kokomo
A. R: s sh, ,9'":' Logansport; M: = gorkner
Rushville; J. d. Alexander, Bloomfeld Mark L
DeMotte, Valparaiso; II. Van VoorsL Monticello
A. r. Stills Monon; T. NJ. Green, Rushvile; Johr
A Scott, Fl. Wayne; A. w. Hendry, Eugen.
Drake. LaGrange; W. N. Mcdonald, Seymour
Job Osborn, Lafayette; Robert 3. Hale, Shelby
vile; j. d. Leighty, St. joel Nicholas Ensley
Auburn: W. F. Ackman, Fortville; David W
Brown, Fortville McCrea Hiram. Kendallville
r. NJ. Lockhart Waterloo; John Nj. Kelly
Brighton John N. Loop, Kokomo; John T. Da,
and family, New Albany.
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